Morning Star Trilogy

The Morning Star Trilogy is a three-part series created by Beny Tchaicovsky. This collection comprises computer-animated films released in the year 2001, with a total runtime of 152 minutes. The films have a combined budget and revenue of zero. The trilogy consists of three distinct installments: The Call, Caught Between Worlds, and Dimensional Connections. Each film has a runtime between 46 and 56 minutes. The series represents a body of surreal animation. The three films collectively offer a unique exploration through computer animation. The Morning Star Trilogy was active for a single year, 2001, encompassing its entire production and release period.